Statistical Oddity

[Half Miler]

So, I was browsing through eTN a month ago (yeah, it's been on my mind this whole time) and I noticed that in the 400 heats at the NCAA Indoor, Jerry Harris, Otis Harris and Ricky Harris finished in consecutive order.

Have 3 athletes with the same name finished in order before? If so, I wonder if they've ever gone 1-2-3. Perhaps the Clark sisters in the 800?

Dan Lilot, what say you?

Okay, so it's late and I'm bored.

[Guest]

Re: Statistical Oddity

who can forget the 1997 Kenyan Junior Cross Country Championships, when guys named Kipkoech finished 1st through 27th?

[Guest]

Re: Statistical Oddity

If it happened it must have been by someone named Davis.

[runforlife]

Re: Statistical Oddity

If it happened it must have been by someone named Davis.

I have to agree. I don't know if this has happened before but the Davis name could be a good place to start looking.

[twittering debutante]

My sisters Vainglorious, Promiscuous, and myself finished 1-2-3 once in a charity walk for Makeup Awareness Month.

[gh]

Re: Statistical Oddity

who can forget the 1997 Kenyan Junior Cross Country Championships, when guys named Kipkoech finished 1st through 27th?

It'll be tough to top this for funniest line of the year.

[Daisy]

Re: Statistical Oddity

who can forget the 1997 Kenyan Junior Cross Country Championships, when guys named Kipkoech finished 1st through 27th?

It'll be tough to top this for funniest line of the year.

For 2006 or 2003?

[dukehjsteve]

The DUCK brothers ( Huey, Louie, and Dewey ) finished 1-2-3 in the Duckburg Invitational 100m in 1958.

[slowcoach]

The Marx Brothers once won a 4x110yds in College. The line up:

Groucho, Beppo, Zeppo, Chico, Harpo and Karl :lol:

[jhowland]

statistical oddyssey

I was on a relay team with two Paines and a Kramp one time...

[Thrower]

OK....here's another entry into the "Who Really Cares" department of track & field trivia.......here goes......in the Atlanta OG 200M in 1996, the 3 medal winning times were also Olympic years.......Johnson 19.32 (LA), Fredericks 19.68 (Mex. Cty), Bolden (spelling on that?) 19.80 (Moscow)........wooooohooooo

[Jnathletics]

OK....here's another entry into the "Who Really Cares" department of track & field trivia.......here goes......in the Atlanta OG 200M in 1996, the 3 medal winning times were also Olympic years.......Johnson 19.32 (LA), Fredericks 19.68 (Mex. Cty), Bolden (spelling on that?) 19.80 (Moscow)........wooooohooooo

can't wait to see when 18.96 gets its due.

[dukehjsteve]

OK....here's another entry into the "Who Really Cares" department of track & field trivia.......here goes......in the Atlanta OG 200M in 1996, the 3 medal winning times were also Olympic years.......Johnson 19.32 (LA), Fredericks 19.68 (Mex. Cty), Bolden (spelling on that?) 19.80 (Moscow)........wooooohooooo

can't wait to see when 18.96 gets its due.

Now that's getting greedy. Let's get 19.28, 19.24, 19.20, (19.16), 19.12, 19.08, 19.04, and 19 flat first.

[Jnathletics]

Now that's getting greedy. Let's get 19.28, 19.24, 19.20, (19.16), 19.12, 19.08, 19.04, and 19 flat first.

Well, MJ skipped 19.36, 19.48, 19.52, 19.56, 19.60 & 19.64.

[unclezadok]

The DUCK brothers ( Huey, Louie, and Dewey ) finished 1-2-3 in the Duckburg Invitational 100m in 1958.

That reminds me that I first learned what the metric distances in the Olympics were by reading about Donald Duck competing in the Duck Olympics. Yes, they actually used the correct distances in the comic book, whereas probably 95% of the nation's sportswriters at that time would have gotten them wrong.